Things to Do

Built to resemble a stadium, Big Al’s Sports Bar & Grill boasts wrap-around booth seating, and jumbotron, and offers game favorites such as wings, specialty salads, pizza, specialty burgers and sandwiches. Daily happy hour specials are offered on many food and drinks from the full-service bar.

Additional features include exposed trusses, metal decking, concrete floors, a painted sky ceiling, four 50″ HD plasmas, eight 42″ plasmas, AND an 14ft x 55ft jumbotron that can be viewed as three massive wide-screens or divided into any combination of smaller viewing screens.

Open daily for dine-in, takeout and delivery

With over 1,000 bottles of thoughtfully curated wines, The Wine Cellar is the perfect stop for the oenophile. The wine shop focuses on wines from the Pacific Northwest, but also includes intriguing wines from California, Australia and Europe. The friendly and welcoming wine shop hosts weekly themed tastings, which often include a winemaker as a guest of honor. Whether you are new to wine or really know your stuff, The Wine Cellar’s classes are informative and fun.

Currently open for takeout only

Hillsboro’s only gay bar, BDSM Brewing, is a craft nano brewery in downtown Hillsboro. BDSM will feature their own brews and hard seltzers, as well as guest pours from local craft breweries.

Open Friday-Sunday, 4-10 p.m.

The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks or “BPOE” (also often known as Elks Lodge or simply “The Elks”) is a fraternal order founded in 1868 originally as a social club. The Beaverton Elks, a local lodge in the Elks organization, participates in charity programs and community needs and events.

The Beaverton Elks Lodge is also available as an event space. Whether you’re planning a business luncheon for clients, a birthday party for 30, or a formal banquet for 300, the staff at Beaverton Elks Lodge can take care of you. There is a wooded three-acre park behind the Lodge which includes full cooking and refrigeration facilities as well as a modern handicap-accessible restroom. The host of an event at the Elks Lodge must be an Elks member or in some cases, an Elks member may host the party.

1 baseball field, 1 softball field.

Cedar Hills Recreation Center features one indoor basketball/two badminton courts, a baseball/softball field, a grass soccer field, playground, ADA accessible trail and restrooms, picnic tables. Other facilities in the center include aerobics/dance rooms, multipurpose classrooms, gymnasium, gymnastics room, weight room, cardio room, preschool facilities, instructional kitchen and an outdoor playground.

Lost Park is a 4.18-acre public park with two tennis courts, trails and a playground.

Come out for some fun on the ice at the Winterhawks Skating Center under the iconic wood-beam ceiling of this historic ice facility. In operation since 1965, the arena is the official practice and development facility for the Portland Winterhawks of the Western Hockey League.

WSC is also home for the Winterhawks Varsity Hockey League, Portland Jr. Winterhawks, Skating Club of Oregon, Portland State University Ice Hockey, as well as recreational leagues, clubs, and clinics for children to adults. In addition, Winterhawks Skating Center hosts learn to skate lessons, figure skating, and competitions and tests for beginners to advanced level competitors.

Visit the website or call for rink hours and schedule.
Rink office hours, daily, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Meadow Park is a 0.69-acre public park on bus route with three softball fields, and four tennis courts.